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>> this is kpix5 news. >> talk about a flight from hell. it took three planes and more than 12 hours before these passengers even took off. >> at oakland international tonight with a story you will only see on kpix5 5. juliette goodrich? >> reporter: customers were so fed up on board their flight, they contacted kpix5 and sent us video statements while they were stuck on their flight. they had to be on three different flights because of mechanic problems today. flight 1032 was supposed to go to provo, utah.

but then they had to board another plane. a plane to las vegas was too overheated to fly. they boarded a third plane from mesa. they sat on the runway only to return to the terminal because of fuel problems. they were stuck on the tarmac at oakland international airport. >> i have been imprisoned by athis place for five hours. >> are you going to play allegiance? >> never again. >> never going to go this airline again. i have been at the airport since 6:00 this morning. i am so fed up with this airport. >> cruel and unusual punishment. people are so upset. 12 hour ins the airport.

>> reporter: now to knight, we did reach out to ali gent allegiance, they responded and said the flight left tonight and it is now in utah. it did in fact land. and i can tell you those passengers were offered a $75 flight credit to their next flight and many of them said they would not do it. reporting live, juliette goodrich, kpix5 5. a mustang plowed through a bedroom in hayward. a man was watching tv, and then a car was next to him. andria borba has the story. >> reporter: plaster on the ground, and the license plate of the car that turned this into what looked like a movie caper. it is never a good day when

there is a ford mustang sized hole in your bedroom, but it could have been a lot worse. gonzalez was home in his bedroom watching mission impossible 2 around 3:00 when he heard something on jackson street. gonzalez was on the receiving end of a very tom cruise-like moment. >> bang, smash. >> reporter: then out popped a driver who made the turn from winton to jackson a little too quickly. he told gonzalez this. >> my car is totaled. >> reporter: kind of like gonzalez's house. neighbor enrique came home to fire engines and red tape reading keep out. eight other people are looking for a place to stay tonight. the building is not safe. but for gonzalez who was inches

away from being run over by the car, the pain of having a hole in his bedroom is overshadowed by this feeling. >> very lucky. [ laughter ] >> reporter: in hayward, andria borba, kpix5. >> well the fire marshall says the house will be uninhabitable for the next few days until repairs can be made. right now in the sierra, they are getting a taste of winter. snow is coming down, more than a foot has fallen at the highest elevations. ian scharz is in placer county. >> reporter: sub freezing temperatures and snow are reminding drivers that winter is not far off. weeks of sun and warmth took a backseat to freezing temperature ins the snow in the sierra today. snow guns are roaring and scenes like this make snow junkies like jason smith salivate. not everyone welcomed the

winter blast, though, traffic game to a crawl as people were forced to put on their chains. this driver slid off the road into a tree but was not injured. the surprise snow for some always means a busy night for wrecks. >> i'm sure there will be more before it is all over with. people need to go slow. >> reporter: if you have any travel plans on i-80 tonight, bring your chains. chain control is up. in the sierra, ian schartz, kpix5. >> and it is still snowing up there. kpix5 high definition doppler. look at that. additional snowfall all the way until 10:00 tomorrow morning above 5,000 feet. our radar is picking up a few showers to the south and west of san jose as well. we are seeing a few showers. otherwise, we dry and we are

chilly. on the western flank of that big low pressure area gave us all the wind yesterday. now it is not about the wind, but about the cold. coming up in weather, we will talk about how cold we will get. >> thank you paul. santa rosa is preparing for that is expect today be the largest protest yet following the killing of a 13-year-old boy by a sheriff's deputy. joe vasquez has more. joe? >> reporter: liz, right now in the moment, he is known as the deputy who shot down a 13-year- old boy here on the sidewalk, but there is more to his career, he is a long time member of the sheriff's department. 24 years, a military veteran and he recently won a medal of valor. as sonoma county prepared for

this, andy lopez pointed a toy gun at gailhouse. he feels terrible. >> it is a horrible tragedy for all involved. >> reporter: but here at the neighborhood memorial where people have gathered for six night ins a row, there is no sympathy for the deputy. >> what do you feel toward the deputy? >> i'm mad. i'm just, it sucks to lose one of my friends. >> reporter: the deputy has been a prolific contributor to gun websites. a veteran of the war in iraq, he was commissioned to write an article in swat magazine in 2008, describing the mind set

you need to have to survive an ambush. he went onto talk about the nano seconds that felt like minutes as he thought about his children and spouse. joe vasquez, kpix5. >> andy lopez is the youngest person ever to die in an officer involved shooting in sonoma county. this is the booking photo of a woman who struck and killed a couple out for a walk in menlow park last week. the couple was walking their car along chilco street. she has a prior drunk driving condition and is now facing manslaughter and felony dui charges. celebrity chef guy fieri took the stand for the stolen

lamborghini back in 2011. he stole the car to impress a girl. gary spent just five minutes on the stand telling the court he never gave permission for anyone to take his car. >> for me, i was surprised. i just wanted to keep it straight and to the point. let's wrap this up. >> max wade is also accused of trying to kill a girl after she rejected his advances. delegation of european diplomats arrived in washington today demanding that the u.s. limit the surveillance of their leaders. >> we have to make a clear distinction between fighting terrorism and spying on friends. >> this comes after revelations the u.s. had been snooping on the german chancellor since 2002. >> that information is important in keeping us safe. that is how we uncover

terrorist plots so we need to gather information around the world. we also need to target our efforts on threats. >> senator finestein is calling for a review. if you are going to sign up for obama care, you have an extra six weeks now. this has come after the botched efforts to get the website up and running. what is google up to in the bay? well only on kpix5, what we discovered about the top secret operation. a lawmaker under fire. why he said he would vote for slavery if he had to. >> and would you pay extra for soda? the push for an extra tax in one bay area city.

slavery, if he had to. he s- he wasn't serious, and his s f context. >> a nevada assemblyman is coming under fire for saying he would vote for slavery if he had to. he said he wasn't serious and his words were taken out of context. we dug up the video and you be the judge. >> if that is what they want, i have to hold my nose and bite my tongue. but yeah, if that is what the citizens want who elected me, that is what they elected me for. >> nevada's governor and several senators called the comment outrageous, insensitive and wrong, and they want an apology. google is up to something

big on the bay, we told you about their top secret project on treasure island that involves a huge barge and in an kpix5 exclusive, allen martin says there may be more. since the story last ran on friday, word has surfaced of this second stricture being built in portland, maine and possibly a third in connecticut. the director that would issue permits to google has heard of multiple vessels. >> as far as we know, this is the only one around san francisco. we have seen the portland, maine newspaper. >> reporter: larry with the bay confirmed it was google to came to him. >> when google came to us, they were less than specific about ha they were going to do with the vessel. >> reporter: meanwhile, the

secret project remains docked at treasure island. they insist they need more specifics and the agency is skep cool the project has to be on the water. >> we shouldn't use the bay as a lost opportunity for that which can be done on land. because the bay is special. and we need to ensure that whatever this permit is applied for actually fits into what the bay should be used for. >> reporter: well placed sources have told kpix5 google's plan is to use it for google glass, the wearable computer that looks like half a pair of eyeglasses. it would be their way of outdoing apple's signature retail stores and they would start by towing the barge at treasure island and docking it at fort mason. one way for them to fulfill their requirement if fort mason is not the only place they dock

the barge. it is not meant just to float, but be towed. but larry goldsman says it is not that simple. there is speculation if they only keep it 30 days at fort mason, 30 days to oakland, they are not keeping it in any one spot and it is a unique water only purpose, they couldn't do that on land. >> the question is, is it a water only purpose? we deponent know what the purpose of this vessel is so we don't know if this vessel's purpose is maritime related so that has to be discovered as part of the permit process as well. >> reporter: unless google plans to leave the bay altogether, goldsman says it will steel need a permit. allen martin, kpix5. >> there is no time frame for completing either barge. for the second time in weeks, a tesla crashes and burns into flame.

>> reporter: whatever gains tesla stock made recently went up in smoke with this fire in mexico. explosion, curse words, and all, this video was given to the local newspaper. tesla offered to translate the reaction. >> i can't say that. that is very, very bad word. >> reporter: the driver was allegedly drunk when he crashed. the newspaper reported he fled the scene before firefighters doused the flames. three weeks ago, the first tesla fire was captured in washington state. the driver hit a piece of metal debris. every tesla owner we spoke to was unfazed. >> cars are going to burn. >> . >> they have shown over the crash testing and the ratings

and the experiences that the car has really helped, you know, the people involved stay safe. >> reporter: tesla issued a statement saying the drive in mexico is appreciative of the safety of the car and has asked for another. >> tesla stock dropped 4% since the fire in mexico. what a difference 24 hours makes. a live look at the oakland international airport. this time last night, the wind was absolutely howling. high winds caused big problems across the bay area. in antioch, a woman thought an earthquake shook her house. turns out it was a tree that came through the roof. in tracy, wind flipped over six trucks in altamont. and to make matters worse, the dust. >> that's the big issue everybody is talking about. the dust almost looking like

they are driving in the fog. you can't see a block in front of you. >> in emeryville, the wind took down scaffolding. wind down here, we had snow in the sierra tonight. some spots up to a foot. i say let's build up the snow pack. the earlier the better. we need it. and what a windy day. the past 24 hours, what an abrupt change. sometimes the fall sneaks in and snacks us in the face. here is what we have with the wind gusts, napa, 61 miles an hour wind gusts. oakland, 51 miles an hour. novato, 41. in san jose, a 33 miles an hour win gust. cloudy skies outside tonight from our rooftop looking to the bay lights and the bay bridge and it is still snowing at last check. in the sierra. lots of ski resorts, folks up there are smiling because this means we are getting closer and closer to ski season beginning. it will feel closer and close tore winter tomorrow.

look at these lows. napa, 42, oakland, 49, san jose, 48. redwood city, 45 chilly degrees. here is the setup in the skies above us. we have a big area spinning off to the east. not far enough way way to worry about the wind, but with all the moisture coming up, we are on the cold and dry side. we will not see rainfall from this system, but we will see some chilly air throughout the day tomorrow with highs in the low 60s . on wednesday, still with sunshine, highs not hitting 70 and won't until thursday. high pressure builds in, that storm is gone, we are be sunny and wilder with highs back in the 70s but it will feel like late fall out there. nights will be chilly. lots of 30s away from the water. highs in the 60s , not the 70s through wednesday. milder weather through halloween. 10 to 12 degrees. south bay, san jose, not even

60 for union city. low 60s , pleasant hill. dublin, 61, 58 in the city. san rafael, 63. so we are sunny, dry, chilly through wednesday. halloween, trick or treating fine. friday is the warmest day. another dry front will get here sunday, but at least it is snowing in the sierra. it's the beginning of what we hope will be a juicy winter season. >> we need some rain. >> we need a lot of it. >> thanks paul. >> coming up, the big bay area city that could soon slap a tax on your soda. ,,,,,,,,,,

for a >> all right, would you pay more for that can of soda? >> well a san francisco supervisor is lobbying for a new tax. a 24-cent surcharge on each can or bottle of soda sold in the city. it would pay for health and nutrition programs for young people. >> yeah, as long as i know for sure it is going toward that program, and definitely going toward that cause, then yeah, i

would be okay with it. >> sugar is terrible for you. i feel like people would stop drinking it if it was 25 cents extra. >> the idea needs support for the majority of supervisors. similar tax ideas were turned down in other surrounding areas. ingly don't need someone to tell me that sugar is not good for me. i don't need that. >> you can't do do it yourself. >> i need to be taxed to know. if the rams beat seattle. the 49ers will be tied at first place. the answer is next if that happened. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

go n't won a >> red sox are well on their way. >> yeah, it could happen in a place it has not happened since 1918. the red sox haven't won a title at fenway since the woodrow wilson administration. you know they are looking for more horsepower and they got it

from that guy. matt holiday, john lester home run to tie the game at 1-1, but this is the only home run trot the cardinals fans would see. 7/2, seventh strikeout, four hits, just one run. cardinals adam wainwright. oh, it is trouble. xander bogard score it is go ahead run. the red sox could win on wednesday night in fenway. >> i'm just in awe of being in the world series really. that's as signature as it gets. i'm on the podium talking to guys with the whole world series thing behind me. i'm stoked. >> across town in the dome, the rams fan haves one eye on football, the other on baseball. third quarter, when russell wilson airs this out. that is an 80-yard touchdown.

14-6 seattle. it was 14-9 -- rams have a chance to win the game. they were stopped on five straight plays inside the 10- yard line. clemens' pass is incomplete. seattle hangs on. screaming at the officials and you know, any way, he apologized today and mark davis said the matter would be handled internally. talk about upset. check out craig biffle and jimmie johnson after the race. he starts tonight's top five. >> [bleep] [bleep]. [bleep] >> into the back of me! >> johnson was at two in the

cup standings. looking for halloween costumes? how about andy reid? domanic williams pulls a houdini. he goes 74 yards for the touchdown but it was in a losing effort. but he got the top five. then the world series got weirder. a paper airplane in the middle of an at bat. didn't faze john lester though. a marlin. this actually happened. not trick photography. you know from all your marlin fishing that the bill could be deadly. >> absolutely. >> it is over a thousand dollars, yeah, you are paying it. not me. >> very good. he'll be here all week ladies and gentlemen. [ laughter ] ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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